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they can travel about six kilometres. 5,000 of them will be produced in belfast.d already put in an orderfor 650. this effectively is ramping up that operation in northern ireland. another example of what the uk is contributing. i asked this also in the mod though, how long does 5000 last? is this something that the ukrainian military will get through in a day or a week or a month? and of course they won't say, their argument was they don't want to tell the russians quite how quickly they're getting through these armaments. but it does seem a significant commitment, especially because the price tag on it, as i say, is £1.6 billion. joe pike there. let's speak to robin niblett, distinguished fellow and former director of the europe programme at chatham house. sir keir starmer described this as a once in a generation moment for european security, do you agree?— do you agree? definitely, once in a generation _ do you agree? definitely, once in a generation in _ do you agree? definitely, once in a generation in the - do you agree? definitely, once in a generation in t

this is somewhat milder atlantic air, so 13 in belfast, chilly and frosty start.g somewhat milder because around this area of high pressure, certainly by wednesday, thursday, we will see air coming in from the southern climes. for most of us to notice. across the western parts of europe, even to scandinavia. so i think the low to mid—teens could be expected. we are talking mostly about sunny weather. via our weather app. that's it from me. thanks for watching. live from london — this is bbc news. a "once in a generation moment" for europe's security. we a=ezw a we 23? a crossroads we a=ezw a crossroads in we 25? a crossroads in history this is not a 27: for more torque. to act, time to step up following the summit, president zelensky flies to sandringham for a private audience and that it is "time to act and unite around a new plan for a just and enduring peace" in ukraine. the british prime minister was speaking after a key summit

which will be made in belfast, creating jobs in our brilliant defense sector. this will be vital for protecting critical infrastructure now and strengthen ukraine in securing the peace when it comes. because we have to learn from the mistakes of the past. we can't accept a weak deal which russia could breach with ease. instead, any deal must be backed by strength. every nation must contribute to that in the best way that it can, bringing different capabilities and support to the table. but all taking responsibility to act. all stepping up their own share of the burden. so we agreed some important steps today. first, we will keep the military aid flowing and keep increasing the economic pressure on russia. to strengthen ukraine now. second, we agreed that any lasting peace must ensure ukraine's sovereignty and security. and ukraine must be at the table. third, in the event of a peace deal, we will keep boosting ukraine's own defensive capability, to deter any future invasion. fourth, we will go further to develop a coalition of the willing to defend a deal in uk

export finance to buy 5000 air defense missiles manufactured in belfast. mr. speaker, that means u.k. jobs, u.k. skills come u.k. finance pulling together for our national interest, putting ukraine in the strongest possible position for peace and protecting innocent civilians from the terror of russian drones. mr. speaker, my efforts continued on thursday, when i met president trump in the white house, to strengthen our relationship with america. now, what happened in his subsequent meeting with president zelenskyy is something nobody in this house wants to see. >> here. p.m. starmer: but i want to be crystal clear. we must strengthen our relationship with america, for our security, for our technology, for our trade on investment. they are and always will be indispensable. and we will never choose, between either side of the atlantic. >> hear. p.m. starmer: in fact, mr. speaker, if anything, the past we i on that that idea is totally unserious. >> hear. p.m. starmer: because while some people may enjoy the simple city of taking a side, this week has shown, wit

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they think that's they7 are they7are made they are made in have a belfast.is going to be and will donald trump and zelensky repair president zelensky repair that relationship after that brca on friday? the relationship after that brca on frida ? t, t, , �* t, friday? no doubt we'll hear len friday? no doubt we'll hear plenty - the _ friday? no doubt we'll hear plenty - the us - friday? no doubt we'll hear plenty - the us in - plenty from the us in the hours, thank you. jeremy bowen joined me in the studio a bit earlier and i asked if there was anything new that came of the discussions 7 7 7 zelensky 7 77 zelensky and between volodymyr zelensky and the press regarding the minerals deal. rider is that it has to be attached to security guarantees. was claiming was the case, the europeans also disagree he was fairly diplomatic i did not want to be ambiguous in that meeting said, take being bullied. obfuscation, i think everyone who watch that, to suggest there is reasonable evidence, perhaps that guys, i agree, where do i sign? what will he be able to do to buil

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allows them to use £1.6 billion of uk export finance to buy 5,000 air defence missiles manufactured in belfastr, that means ukjobs, uk skills, uk finance pulling together for our national interests, putting ukraine in the strongest possible position for peace and protecting innocent civilians from the terror of russian drones. mr speaker, my efforts continued on thursday, people may enjoy the simplicity of taking a side, this week in securing the peace we all want to see in ukraine. kemi badenoch, responded to sir keir starmer. have a listen. and sovereign country. we recognise that ukraine is fighting for her survival and fighting to have the same freedom, democracy and sovereignty which all of us here enjoy. that is why both the opposition and the government are fully to convene european leaders, as well as the focus in defence spending to 2.5% of gdp by 2027. and we will support him in taking difficult but for now, it is right that the prime minister is working with allies in europe and with and not a surrender to russia. as part of this, the prime to support british jobs. as the prime mini

allows them to use £1.6 billion of export finance to buy 5000 air defence missiles manufactured in belfaste in the strongest possible position for peace and protecting innocent civilians from the terror of russian drones. well, defence stocks are up, gas prices are rising. and bond markets have also been reacting to the latest geopolitical tensions. yields — or implied borrowing costs on british and german government debt — have been surging on fears about the cost of all this military spending. a little earlier, i discussed that with thomas more, along with his take on what's driving up defence stocks so sharply. in terms of the move we are seeing — in terms of the move we are seeing this commitment by european politicians to spending so i do think that's important, that commitment in that sense of urgency that we are hearing from politicians that— are hearing from politicians that is— are hearing from politicians that is driving notjust the british— that is driving notjust the british aerospace but also lots of the — british aerospace but also lots of the european companies. gilt ields a

he joins us from belfast. thank you very much for being with us here on out to 0 festival. uh the, the meeting that as i mean, sky is still having a whiskey of stomach. mean, it was a completely different tone from yesterday. obviously the stomach saying we stayed with you. you crying for as long as it may take, you talked to the you guys unwavering determination. can you just give us a sense of what you made of, of what we've seen so far between the 2? i don't think give president trump for that's his route with the president zelinski would help to in your opinion. lead is against the landscape. he seriously miscalculated yesterday because a guest on a, as the british prime minister has given present zalinski, a very, very warm reception in dining streets. this evening. he made very, very clear that the british will continue to stand by you cried. he reiterate to the support for, for the landscapes approach that will be an audience that comes into present 7 sky with the king of tomorrow. i think every other european leader has issued statements and support of ukraine's pos

use $2000000000.00 to supply $5000.00 a defense ms. solve for ukraine that will be manufactured in belfast, so you will so talk to briefly about boots on the ground and planes in the year. you must do the heavy lifting, but to the us is in as a reliable ally, and it must have the backing of donald trump's administration and the united states. the full point plan that the stomach outlines basically goes as follows. it was 1st of all to keep the money flowing it to ukraine in the short and medium $10.00. the also reiterated that any lasting piece still must include ukraine suffering today. he said that was extremely important. 3rd point of this plan was to keep boosting ukraine's own defense capabilities. obviously, by providing military aid and financial hardware. and his 4th and final point was to further the coalition of the willing to try and find as much support in europe and beyond, to guarantee long term pace for you crime. but also if the europe as well. he also went on to say that not every nation in europe will be able or willing to contribute to this, but that comp stop us from mo

to buy mold of $5000.00 defense the solves, which will be paid in belfast. creating jobs in i'll bring in the defense set to and this will be vital for protecting critical infrastructure. now, i'm strengths, new trade in securing the piece when it comes because we have to learn from the mistakes of the past. we cannot accept a weak deal like minutes, which russia to breach with these. instead, any deal must be backed by sprint. every nation was pumped a bit to that in the best way that it con, bringing different capabilities of support to the table. by taking responsibility to act a stepping up their own share of the bud. so we have read some important steps today. first, we will keep the military flowing and keep increasing the economic pressure on russia to strengthen ukraine. now. second, we're treat any last thing, face boston shows your trade silver, and se unsecure to do trading must be up the table. so in the event of a peace deal, we will keep boosting new trains of defensive capability to detect any future invasion full. we will go further, develop a coalition of the willing t

people in belfast who's looking forjobs in in making looking for jobs in in making some air defenceey going into our own armed forces. but did he mention that, though? did you hear him mention. >> that he announced that two days ago when we got £13.4 billion increase? which is why, funnily enough, donald trump is seeing on a route to 3%, he is happy with the steps that keir starmer is making. he is happy that keir starmer acknowledges the rest of europe need to pull their socks up too. and you know, there�*s only one man that know, there's only one man that could have done that. could you imagine jeremy corbyn getting all of these eu people together. >> around the table. >> around the table. >> and talking about increasing defence spending? the labour party has changed for the best and the plan for peace can only be possible through increasing our military strength. >> but he talked about, i mean, his four points were keeping military aid flowing. so that to me sounds like continuing to perpetuate the war. but he�*s perpetuate the war. but he's saying to put ukraine in a strong posi

security. 5000 air defense missiles to be purchased from the uk, with that money manufactured in belfast in northern ireland. and these missile defense systems are absolutely vital for ukraine at this time. while russia continues to assault it with air attack missiles and and drones overnight. so that's one piece. and that is symptomatic of what the prime minister is talking about bolstering ukraine and keeping it safe now. but the importance, he said, of getting to this just peace deal. and that's something, again, that he didn't have a time frame on. he didn't have a time frame either. on when he thought it was important to take the european plan to the united states. but we did hear from european leaders. ursula von der leyen, the european commission president, saying that on the 6th of march this week, european leaders will get together and lay out a new defense architecture and plan going forward. so significant steps being made and the importance underscored of doing this with the united states, when precisely to get president trump engaged again, that not entirely clear. nic rober

in belfast and will create up to 200 jobs.lodymyr zelenskyy met king charles at sandringham immediately after attending the defence summit in london. charles welcomed zelenskyy to the norfolk estate forjust under an hour. ukraine's president, still dressed in military attire while a military helicopter departed the estate at around 6:30. the meeting comes days after donald trump was invited to the uk for an unprecedented second state visit. more than 500 small boat migrants have crossed the english channel earlier today. it is the biggest single day of arrivals so far this year, made possible by improving weather conditions in the channel. five border force vessels were scrambled to intercept them. it is almost double the previous record amount of arrivals, when 260 people arrived on the 13th of january. 260 people arrived on the 13th ofjanuary. israel's blocked humanitarian aid into gaza as it attempts to press hamas into accepting a change in the ceasefire agreement. hamas has rejected a us proposal to extend phase one of th

belfast. >> belfast? >> belfast?at�*s why, like him or not, trump is determined. starmer said this yesterday trump whatever you think is determined for peace here, he wants done with it. he wants he wants done with it. he wants he wants peace. and so we have to hold america close. still. >> oscar, people having their say on what you�*ve had to say say on what you've had to say today will reflect those throughout the program. and the poll of the day is we�*re asking, do you agree with the prime minister�*s pledge to give 1.6 billion in defence aid to ukraine? >> yeah, this is this missiles package, these missiles that will be made in belfast, and the government is saying it's going to create 200 jobs and more jobs as well in the uk supply chain. let us know. is that a good use of money. you can scan the qr code on your screen now, or you can go to gbnews.com/advent. as always, the final results being announced in martin daubney show later. oscar, thank you very much. thanks guys. >> well, i just got my breath back. >>

£1.6 billion of uk export finance to buy more than 5000 air defence missiles, which will be made in belfastjobs in our brilliant defence sector. this will be vital for protecting critical infrastructure now and strengthening ukraine in securing the peace when it comes, because we have to learn from the mistakes of the past. we cannot accept a weak deal like minsk, which russia can breach with ease. instead, any deal must be backed by strength. every nation must contribute to thatin every nation must contribute to that in the best way that it can. bringing different capabilities and support to the table, but all taking responsibility to act. all stepping up their own share of the burden. so we agreed some important steps today. first, we will keep the military aid flowing and keep increasing the economic pressure on russia to strengthen ukraine. now, second, we agreed that any lasting peace must ensure ukraine's sovereignty and security. and ukraine must be at the table. third, in the event of a peace deal third, in the event of a peace deal, we will keep boosting ukraine's own defensive ukr

sunny monday to start the working week with temperatures recovering a little to about 13 celsius in belfastthe course of tuesday and tuesday and wednesday and centres itself over the balkans and we pick up more of a south—westerly and eventually a southerly through the middle part of the week and that does mean that the temperatures will start to recover so they will climb to around the mid—teens. but look at this outlook thanks to the high pressure, tonnes of sunshine in the south of the country and in the north, always closer to whether front is where they could be some spit some spots of rain, at least from time to time. don't forget to check the weather app forget to check the weather app for the daily weather forecasts. that's it from me, bye bye. this is bbc news, the headlines... ukraine's president zelensky has been meeting with britain's

he says it will provide 5000 air defence missiles, which will be made in belfast and will create up toolodymyr zelenskyy met king charles at sandringham immediately after the london summit. mr zelenskyy was there forjust under an hour. the ukraine's president, dressed still in military attire while a helicopter departed sandringham around 6:30. their meeting comes days after donald trump was invited to the uk for an unprecedented second state visit. a zelenskyy has since told journalists that a deal for the us to jointly exploit minerals in his country is now ready to sign. a british—israeli woman held hostage by hamas for 15 months says her scars represent freedom, hope and strength. emily maher has undergone surgery for the injuries sustained during the october the 7th attacks, when she was shot in the hand and leg and taken hostage. mr maher, who has two fingers missing from her left hand, said she was held for 471 days with little medical treatment and celebrities are treatment, and celebrities are arriving on the red carpet for the oscars, hollywood's biggest night of the year. br

he says it will provide 5000 air defence missiles, which will be made in belfast and will create up toolodymyr zelenskyy met king charles at sandringham immediately after the london summit. mr zelenskyy was there forjust under an hour. the heavy lifting. but backing from the united states will be needed. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy was at the summit just a volodymyr zelenskyy was at the summitjust a couple volodymyr zelenskyy was at the summit just a couple of days after that explosive oval office exchange with donald trump. the prime minister confirmed plans for a coalition of the willing to help end the war with russia and guarantee ukraine's security. >> we have agreed that the uk, france and others will work with ukraine on a plan to stop the fighting. then we'll discuss that plan with the united states and take it forward together. the purpose of today�*s meeting was to unite our partners around this effort to strengthen ukraine and to support a just and enduring peace for the good of all of us. >> the prime of all of us. >> success ne of all of us. >> success in the a

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he says it will provide 5000 air defence missiles, which will be made in belfast and will create up toolodymyr zelenskyy met king charles at sandringham immediately after the london summit. mr zelenskyy was there forjust under an hour. the ukraine's president, dressed still in military attire while a helicopter departed sandringham around 6:30. their meeting comes days after donald trump was invited to the uk for an unprecedented second state visit. a zelenskyy has since told journalists that a deal for the us to jointly exploit minerals in his country is now ready to sign. a british—israeli woman held hostage by hamas for 15 months says her scars represent freedom, hope and strength. emily maher has undergone surgery for the injuries sustained during the october the 7th attacks, when she was shot in the hand and leg and taken hostage. mr maher, who has two fingers missing from her left hand, said she was held for 471 days with little medical treatment and celebrities are treatment, and celebrities are arriving on the red carpet for the oscars, hollywood's biggest night of the year. br